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How to interact with people on different levels. A basic management type course that gives you a broad view of how to work with other people in the most appropriate way. A communications kind of review. Read More

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And administration at the national level. In any of the professional groups. Especially visitor attitudes about zoos. I think it’s gotten better. I think we were good and then as knowledge was out there more about what zoos were doing and there was more reporting on it, I think we… Read More

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In your years in the profession, what changes have you seen regarding visitor attitudes?… Read More

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Now there’s a good thought. I don’t think you can make anything mandatory like that, but I think it’s a good idea to offer it. So that people who want to have that kind of training can get it. You know, if you’re at a keeper level and want to… Read More

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So since you’ve been invested in education for much of your career, what would you include in a training program for curators?… Read More

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Well, depending which… I think they’d need a broad base knowledge, but I think whatever their specialty is there ought to be, if it was the animal department, there ought to be some training in records. Always communications in everything. Of how to deal with other zoos. How to deal… Read More

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Or even within your sphere. Read More

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How would you like to see curators trained?… Read More

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Does management school play the role of AZA or some of those to make it mandatory that people at a certain mid-level get the same training as maybe potential directors?… Read More

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We dealt with how to approach some of it. Like if… Probably most through either marketing or conservation. Or the conservation education committees, but. I never felt the difference there because we were more isolated. We were more zoo people talking among zoo people. I think we should have diversified… Read More

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Would you say that there are good middle management curatorial level people today?… Read More

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Dealing with humane organizations, PETA, any of the outside groups. And working to see what kind of common thoughts you have, or common threads that you can work on. Although you’ve been out of the profession a number of years. Read More

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Can we get together and talk about this?… Read More

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And at least put a name to a face so it’s not as easy to classify you as you’re that. If that makes sense. Read More

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Did you have to deal with this type of issue in any of the national committees that you were involved in?… Read More

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Could we have your thoughts on how best to deal with these types of groups?… Read More

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I think it would behoove them to do it. I don’t think all of them do, but I think it would be wise in their master planning phase to figure out what they’re good at and what they want to concentrate on. Zoos in many cases today are afraid to… Read More

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Again, I think it’s gonna have to be on a one-to-one basis almost, or small groups. It’s hard to just go in and say now here’s the other side and this is what we think. It’s gonna have to be a person talking to a person. So they’re not looking… Read More

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On larger scales it’s nice to geographically be in an area where you can go to a larger zoo that has a wide variety, you know, and maybe do them by continents or by, you know, big cats, primates, birds. You want the variety there, but you can’t just say… Read More

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Should smaller zoos then have a specialty?… Read More

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